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Study: Ice Age humans may have migrated from China to Americas, Japan

China Daily 15 May 2023
By tracing contemporary and ancient human DNA, a group of Chinese and international scientists have recently discovered evidence of Ice Age human migrations from northern coastal China to the Americas and Japan ... The researchers discovered two waves of migration from northern coastal China to the Americas.
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China science, technology news summary -- May 14

China.dot.org 14 May 2023
Researchers from the Kunming Institute of Zoology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences and other institutions in China, as well as from Italy, collected more than 100,000 contemporary and 15,000 ancient DNA samples from Eurasia, and identified 216 contemporary and 39 ancient ...
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Ice Age humans may have migrated from northern coastal China to Americas, Japan: study

China Daily 13 May 2023
Researchers from the Kunming Institute of Zoology under the Chinese Academy of Sciences and other institutions in China, as well as from Italy, collected more than 100,000 contemporary and 15,000 ancient DNA samples from Eurasia, and identified 216 contemporary and 39 ancient ...
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2nd Uyghur Detainee Death in Thailand Prompts Calls for Group’s Release, Resettlement

Voa News 30 Apr 2023
Most have since been forced back to China or deported to Turkey, where Uyghurs claim kinship with the ethnic Turkic majority ... A week later, though, it deported another 109, mostly men, to China, setting off a wave of condemnation at home and abroad ... will not send back to China.”.
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Taiwan faces choice between peace and war ex-president

Beijing News 08 Apr 2023
Ma Ying-jeou became the island state's first-ever former president to visit mainland China. Ma Ying-jeou, president of Taiwan between 2008 and 2016, has warned that the island state might in future be forced to choose between "peace and war" as he criticized Taiwan's current leadership while concluding an historic visit to China.
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Taiwan faces choice between ‘peace and war’ – ex-president

Russia Today 07 Apr 2023
Ma Ying-jeou became the island state’s first-ever former president to visit mainland China. Ma Ying-jeou, president of Taiwan between 2008 and 2016, has warned that the island state might in future be forced to choose between “peace and war” as he criticized Taiwan’s current leadership while concluding an historic visit to China.
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Kevin Baxter: Gianni Infantino's FIFA growth strategy has no time for human rights issues

Hastings Tribune 05 Apr 2023
Lise Klaveness, president of the Norwegian soccer federation, publicly said she would not back Infantino ... Steven A ... And to keep revenues growing at anything close to the current pace, Infantino will have to continue cozying up to authoritarian states such as Russia, China, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, whose leaders share more than a kinship with him ... .
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Exclusive: Imran Khan on His Plan to Return to Power

Time Magazine 04 Apr 2023
“We now have the worst economic indicators in our history.” The situation threatens to send the nuclear-armed country deeper into China’s orbit ... Now Pakistan must shop around for new benefactors—chiefly Saudi Arabia, Russia, and China ... kinship with India may mean Pakistan was always destined to move closer to China.
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Commentary: Gianni Infantino’s FIFA growth strategy has no time for human rights issues

The Los Angeles Times 04 Apr 2023
Lise Klaveness, president of the Norwegian soccer federation, publicly said she would not back Infantino ... Steven A ... And to keep revenues growing at anything close to the current pace, Infantino will have to continue cozying up to authoritarian states such as Russia, China, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, whose leaders share more than a kinship with him ... .
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Blooming 'flower basket' on show hails harmony

China Daily 23 Mar 2023
An example of Dehua porcelain, a flourishing floral basket, has been added to the display of Shared Roots, Intimate Kinship, an exhibition at the National Museum of China, through to April 9 ... 1/6 Next. Photo. Initiatives promote shared future for mankind ... Experts welcome China's solution to Ukraine crisis ... .
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EDITORIAL: Where one’s allegiance lies

Taipei Times 16 Mar 2023
Reports say that several veterans’ associations are organizing tours for more than 500 veterans to attend the 99th anniversary of the Whampoa Military Academy in China ... It was re-established in Taiwan after Chiang Kai-shek’s (蔣介石) retreat, yet China is latching on to this flimsy connection to claim kinship and blood ties.
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Understanding the reproductive strategy in the endangered Chinese sturgeon

Phys Dot Org 14 Mar 2023
To that end, a team of researchers in China conducted kinship analyses using molecular DNA data from 216 wild juveniles collected over nine years (2006−2013, 2015) ... Dan Yu et al, Novel insights into the reproductive strategies of wild Chinese sturgeon (Acipenser sinensis) populations based on the kinship analysis, Water Biology and Security (2023).
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‘EDCA pact quenching thirst with poison’

Manila Standard 10 Mar 2023
The Chinese Embassy in Manila on Friday bewailed a statement made by the United States questioning the benefits arising from the Philippines’s bilateral relationship with China ... Beijing also said that China and the Philippines were natural partners due to geographical proximity, close kinship, and complementary advantages.
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Iraqi president says country now peaceful, life is returning

Caledonian Record 27 Feb 2023
Rashid told The Associated Press on Sunday that after overcoming the hardships of the past two decades, Iraq is ready to focus on improving everyday life for its people ... Despite its oil wealth, Iraq's infrastructure remains weak ... Belarus leader and Putin ally Lukashenko to visit China. +9. Jill Biden voices kinship with Africans' fight for democracy.
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China is losing Taiwanese hearts and minds

Economist 16 Feb 2023
When China’s Communist Party detects a chance to woo hearts and minds, it is ready to send its cadres to incongruous places ... he saw Taiwan as part of China. He talked of using Buddhism to rebuild ties of faith and kinship across the Taiwan Strait that civil war broke ... Mr Xi’s China is increasingly quick to use threats to sway the island.

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